The Crucial Difference Between Having a "Good" Memory and Having

question 107

Multiple Choice

The crucial difference between having a "good" memory and having a "bad" memory among most people is ________.

• A) genetically determined
• B) the strategies used when storing and retrieving information
• C) the amount of education they have
• D) the number of neurons in their brains

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Definitions:

Environmental Support

Refers to the assistance and resources provided by the environment, including social, emotional, and physical supports, that contribute to an individual's well-being.

Responsibility

Responsibility refers to the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.

Social Roles

The part individuals play in a society or in a group, defined by expectations, duties, and responsibilities.

Implosive

A therapeutic technique involving exposure to anxiety-provoking stimuli until the stimuli no longer produce the anxious response.